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16 comments

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  by japsix
  about 1 year ago

  he's flying!!!
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  by boredbone
  about 1 year ago

  great shot:)
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  by plaidleaf
  about 1 year ago

  FREAKING AMAZING! Great shot!
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  by u-t-e
  about 1 year ago

  Amazing!!
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  by disdis
  11 months ago

  superman!
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  by mephisto19
  11 months ago

  wow
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  by mandashitley
  10 months ago

  hahaha nice face
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  by oldskool_rider
  10 months ago

  great action shot
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  by apneagirl
  9 months ago

  He´s an OceanJet....nice.
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  by takezzo
  9 months ago

  freakin' awesome!!!
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  by panelomo
  9 months ago

  coool!
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  by rater
  8 months ago

  Je n'avais pas vu celui là... Bravo!
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  by halfawakehaiku
  8 months ago

  awesome!
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  by lomosexual_manboy
  8 months ago

  Awesome shot. I can't open my eyes like that while diving in the ocean or it burns.
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  by kylethefrench
  about 1 month ago

  so ok a question about the nik V, does it have a longer exposure light meter like the LCA style? or is it that you take pictures in beautiful places with bright sunlight and clear water? because it is like you have these great underwater shots that look bright and lovely yet crisp, do you have a larger aperture or something on that nik v? what are you secrets? oh i just bought 2 really cheapy underwater cams on ebay for like a dollar so we will see how they compare to the krab with LCA or all the other cams I shove in the ewa housing that you recomended to me and that I love like crazy... oh another side note is that samsonite sells these cheap little "digital camera" plastic housing bags that are really great for the viv uws... i put some slide film in mine and then took it to jamaica, you gotta take the camera out each time to advance but it is easy enough to do and fun

by stouf
about 1 month ago

Thanks a lot everyone for all your nice comments !!!
@kylethefrench: The Nikonos V has a light meter that sets the speed, but the aperture is manual. You can open up to f2.8. The secret is that underwater, you can do slower apertures than on earth, as the background is usually just blue (and you're not shaking as on earth). I'm guessing this one was shot at about 1/60 second, and I followed the subject. But you can see that the zodiac is blurry behind. And of course, this spot of Greece has extremely clear waters... So that's it, slow aperture and follow the subject are the two secrets when there's no background... ; )

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